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@cavalrytm Thanks for the info. I just watched what you suggested and they rock! Let's hope arrangements are made in the future to release the material. But I'm still pretty sure this music is Rich Walikis and The Out of Bounds Band. I looked really hard to find it a few years back after I downlo...

@WhitneyWorldMusic Dear WWM, could you please tell me where this performance comes from, what television show it is, if it's an award show or not. I cannot find exact information on the show, and I have this on my iTunes and want to know what to mark it as. I really like it and am glad to have it...

"Breaking Glass" is a song from David Bowie's innovative album "Low" released in 1977. This is the extended studio version released on single only in Australia and New Zealand. The rest of the world had to settle for the 1:51 on "Low." It's really cool because it was always a notoriously short so...

@aden18uk It's an incredible line in a great episode filled with them. Jeri Ryan is so believable as Seven, it's an astounding introduction to her character. Good call!

@DaddyClb What do you mean it's not on the CD? Are you kidding me?! Is the intro there at all, or just missing the scratch into "Breathless"? No there is no double scratch as heard here, it should skip and go right into the song. Where is that source from? It's a crime what the digital age has do...

Shatner is wearing the android outfit from "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", an early episode. Cool!

@simoneyes101 I don't know at this point, I'm sorry. It was awhile ago that I got it. But check Amazon, and go to a large retail store and try to order it.

@ClareesyPeasy I agree, always such a funny moment. No man wants to lose his hair, or a woman for that matter (some do). We human beings like our manes! When Pete chews the shoe is really funny, too. He's kind of pushy I guess he's feeling weird about moving in. I just saw the moment you like and...

Berger was always so annoying and there was no chemistry, I felt. He was so insecure about his ex-girlfriend and his flailing career, and everything! I was glad when she broke up with him. Aiden didn't really fit in to her glam lifestyle, but I liked him and was sorry when they broke up. The frui...

Carrie didn't like the way Aiden moved in and tried to assert himself in her life, not really him trying to take over. Berger got jealous of her success while his career was flailing so she tried harder with him, plus breaking up with Aiden worried her about being alone. I liked Aiden but I never...

@jhecht424 So you're in the L.A. area, that's really great. I always wanted to visit CA but never got out there. Maybe one day. Bette Davis is our favorite it sounds like, and with good reason. Always so entertaining, provocative and absorbing. I'm very anxious to see her house and yard, etc. The...

Such a classic episode. But I always had a problem with the plot-line of the movie how the Reliant didn't know they were setting down on Ceti Alpha Five instead of six. In any episode they pick up radiation and debris from exploding stars and planets light years away (i.e The Doomsday Machine), p...

@1951morrisdancer That song I have on my iTunes and I really like it. From "Till Death Do Us Part", the show they ripped off for "All In The Family", I've seen clips and it looks really funny too. Over here the 'git' part was turned into meathead LOL! Y'know it did break new ground for us, I'd ne...

@Jangalene1 That's him as "Dib Cochran & The Earwigs" with Cambridge and Rick Wakeman, Tony Visconti on vocals. I'm listening to it right now on YouTube, cool song. The "Oh, Baby" single would be over $800 here in the US... Wow that's a pretty penny indeed Too bad you couldn't get it at the fair,...

@Cebreus12 I never noticed that and I've be watching these episodes since I was kid. That is such a continuity flaw and I love scenes that have mistakes like that from films and TV. Good job Cebreus!

@Brenda2OOO Oh Brenda you are so bad. That was a very funny comment to the scene presented, it is odd she didn't notice another guest on the couch. Didn't she notice her when she sat down with them. Miss Rose certainly handled it with humility and grace, I must say.

@dramaticafantastica Hi, I've read all the comments and I like yours the best. No matter what someone says or has done, if you react badly to them, you are impolite not them. You are very wise and kind for someone so young. It is Hasselbeck's show and Silverstone was an invited guest so it wouldn...

@SuperFLAUBERT You're welcome my friend. It looks like someone answered you in Spanish but I didn't know if you spoke it LOL, and your question was a year ago. But I love Bowie and like people to know what's what, if I know of course. Take care and thanks for responding back.

This is a real gem! "Right On Mother" is a song written by David Bowie in 1968 that was never released. It first appeared on a hard-to-find vinyl bootleg called "Little Toy Soldier" released in 1983. Peter Noone, formerly of Herman's Hermits, recorded the song with David playing clunky piano as o...

"Tired Of My Life" is a song written by David Bowie that is a well-known outtake from 1970. The chorus was used in "It's No Game" released on "Scary Monsters (and Super Freaks)" in 1980. It was first released on a really cool bootleg vinyl LP, that was pressed on black vinyl, and 50 were pressed ...

@TerraplaneTommy Thanks for the clue to the whereabouts of this track. I've had it on my iTunes for a long time and knew all the Jones' and not Bowie info, but had no home for it. Now the cover is placed so neatly where it belongs. I don't understand how things get so mismarked and misplaced on Y...

This looks like the time when Marc Bolan fell off the stage before the singing began and Bowie quipped something like "Can someone get a pine box for Marc". This mishap was aired across Britain. In a short time Bolan would be killed in a car crash. Awhile later Bowie sang his famous duet with Bin...